The problem is he is on team virus.
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Nah, he's on team Clay. He's a personal injury attorney and a politician; can't get much more all-about-me than that.riverrataggie said:
The problem is he is on team virus.
Goose said:Nah, he's on team Clay. He's a personal injury attorney and a politician; can't get much more all-about-me than that.riverrataggie said:
The problem is he is on team virus.
Good point.
FYI:
Continue to make those smart choices, even as our numbers decline: shop curbside pickup or online, eat on the patio, and avoid large maskless crowds. We can't do everything, but we can all do something and together we will defeat COVID.
— Clay Jenkins (@JudgeClayJ) October 22, 2021
But but … holiday gatherings ! New variants !
Drove from SW Fort Worth to Addison for some errands and ate lunch at a Wing Stop… or at least I tried.
Inside dining still banned. Really surprised me.
Inside dining still banned. Really surprised me.
With the holidays approaching, it's important to continue to make good decisions: choosing curbside and delivery or shopping at times that are less crowded, wearing our mask and getting our boosters and vaccines as soon as we are eligible.
— Clay Jenkins (@JudgeClayJ) November 19, 2021
Clay says f restaurants and businesses during the holiday season even though we're down to 200 cases a day
What a complete and utter failure of a human being
TexasAggie008 said:With the holidays approaching, it's important to continue to make good decisions: choosing curbside and delivery or shopping at times that are less crowded, wearing our mask and getting our boosters and vaccines as soon as we are eligible.
— Clay Jenkins (@JudgeClayJ) November 19, 2021
Clay says f restaurants and businesses during the holiday season even though we're down to 200 cases a day
What a complete and utter failure of a human being
What do the holidays have to do with anything. It's been shown they really don't impact much of anything.
FCJ
Carlo4 said:
Drove from SW Fort Worth to Addison for some errands and ate lunch at a Wing Stop… or at least I tried.
Inside dining still banned. Really surprised me.
I think that is code for we can't hire enough people to staff the place.
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Or they realize that the dining room isn't as profitable as just doing takeout and delivery
Consider masking in private indoor settings, testing for COVID-19 before gatherings, and other mitigation measures outlined by the @CDCgov.
— Clay Jenkins (@JudgeClayJ) November 23, 2021
All he asks is that you CONSIDER masking in private indoor settings this Thanksgiving weekend
See, he's a reasonable guy after all
BIMS O1 said:Carlo4 said:
Drove from SW Fort Worth to Addison for some errands and ate lunch at a Wing Stop… or at least I tried.
Inside dining still banned. Really surprised me.
I think that is code for we can't hire enough people to staff the place.
Agree at a true sit down restaurant, but this is a "fast food" type experience. There is no wait staff at a place like that. I think they realize they make as much money without it and simply don't give a crap anymore.
Mixing vaccines? Eff that, I'll limit my risk to the one I rolled the dice with already.
Consider kissing my ass, Clay!TexasAggie008 said:Consider masking in private indoor settings, testing for COVID-19 before gatherings, and other mitigation measures outlined by the @CDCgov.
— Clay Jenkins (@JudgeClayJ) November 23, 2021
All he asks is that you CONSIDER masking in private indoor settings this Thanksgiving weekend
See, he's a reasonable guy after all
TexasAggie008 said:Continue to make those smart choices, even as our numbers decline: shop curbside pickup or online, eat on the patio, and avoid large maskless crowds. We can't do everything, but we can all do something and together we will defeat COVID.
— Clay Jenkins (@JudgeClayJ) October 22, 2021
Who are the people that still listen to and follow this guy's advice?
I think there are fewer and fewer of them as time goes on.
There's not a chance that Clay does this in his own household.
double aught said:
I think there are fewer and fewer of them as time goes on.
He's up for re-election, so I guess we'll see. I'm not hopeful.
He's a Democrat incumbent in a county that is solid blue. He will win bigly.Ol Jock 99 said:double aught said:
I think there are fewer and fewer of them as time goes on.
He's up for re-election, so I guess we'll see. I'm not hopeful.
Why is judge a partisan (or even elected) position anyway?
Our best bet is that another democratic candidate is put forth...maybe one who more closely reflects the make up of the community...so someone whose, I dunno- not a lily-white HP lawyer that went to Baylor?
Maybe JWP owes someone a favor who he could throw his support behind...Literally anyone will do as long as they've tweeted about masks less than 500 times since March 2020.
Maybe JWP owes someone a favor who he could throw his support behind...Literally anyone will do as long as they've tweeted about masks less than 500 times since March 2020.
double aught said:
Why is judge a partisan (or even elected) position anyway?
Because he's not a judge in a typical black robe judicial sense. He's just the chief executive for Dallas County like a mayor or governor.
https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#county-view
Hey, look at that - Dallas County is now only "moderate" spread (below the CDC threshold for #maskingup). Any moment now I'm guessing the County will align with the scientific guidelines.
Hey, look at that - Dallas County is now only "moderate" spread (below the CDC threshold for #maskingup). Any moment now I'm guessing the County will align with the scientific guidelines.
A little surprised he's not running for governor.TexasAggie008 said:
Our best bet is that another democratic candidate is put forth...maybe one who more closely reflects the make up of the community...so someone whose, I dunno- not a lily-white HP lawyer that went to Baylor?
Maybe JWP owes someone a favor who he could throw his support behind...Literally anyone will do as long as they've tweeted about masks less than 500 times since March 2020.
YouBet said:A little surprised he's not running for governor.TexasAggie008 said:
Our best bet is that another democratic candidate is put forth...maybe one who more closely reflects the make up of the community...so someone whose, I dunno- not a lily-white HP lawyer that went to Baylor?
Maybe JWP owes someone a favor who he could throw his support behind...Literally anyone will do as long as they've tweeted about masks less than 500 times since March 2020.
You shut your mouth. This is how hard working stupid people get bad ideas.
Well, it appears that the latest bump is starting. The % positive as jumped back up over the 5% mark for the first time in a month+ and cases are rising. Much more of an annoyance than a risk, but I'm ready for this BS to be over. Oh well.
https://urbanpolicyresearch.org/covid19/county-data-dashboard/
https://urbanpolicyresearch.org/covid19/county-data-dashboard/
It's over when you decide to return to normal life. It's been over for 18 months here in the hill country
IT IS FINISHED!Bonfire1996 said:
It's over when you decide to return to normal life. It's been over for 18 months here in the hill country
Well see, up here in the Metroplex (double checks to make sure we're on that board....and we are), there are still lots of places that require masks. Not to mention travel and such. I'm looking forward to it being done-done. And it isn't.
Who requires masks? I have not been anywhere in the Metroplex in months that cares.Ol Jock 99 said:
Well see, up here in the Metroplex (double checks to make sure we're on that board....and we are), there are still lots of places that require masks. Not to mention travel and such. I'm looking forward to it being done-done. And it isn't.
Your compliance is optional. They either want your money or don't. If you were truly ready for it to be done, you'd already be done.Ol Jock 99 said:
Well see, up here in the Metroplex (double checks to make sure we're on that board....and we are), there are still lots of places that require masks. Not to mention travel and such. I'm looking forward to it being done-done. And it isn't.
Dallas "Summer" Musicals
DSO
Museums (big and small)
A few restaurants (which is silly, but whatever)
Airlines of course. We have several flights coming up and I'd LOVE to do done with that thing.
DSO
Museums (big and small)
A few restaurants (which is silly, but whatever)
Airlines of course. We have several flights coming up and I'd LOVE to do done with that thing.
My participation is optional. If I choose to participate, and the place requires it, I will comply. And I will not live in fear of a mask to change my participation in certain things.Bonfire1996 said:
Your compliance is optional. They either want your money or don't. If you were truly ready for it to be done, you'd already be done.
Which restaurants? I have not been to one in months that requires them. Just because they have a posted sign does not mean the employees give a ****.
The first 3 are chock full of soft liberals, so that's to be expected. However, we went to the Perot and I walked around without a mask the entire time. You do not have to comply.
The first 3 are chock full of soft liberals, so that's to be expected. However, we went to the Perot and I walked around without a mask the entire time. You do not have to comply.
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